Islam empire of faith Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Gunpowder Empires large multiethnic states in Southwest, Central, and South Asia that relied on firearms to conquer and control their territories Suleiman the Magnificent ruled the Ottomans as the empire reached the height of its power - declared religious worship the happiest of all practices and personally led Ottoman armies in conquering Christian strongholds in Belgrade, Rhodes, and Hungary The year 1450 has traditionally signified the ending of the medieval period and the ...

AMSCO - 1.3 Reading Notes - AP HistoryDelhi sultanate - correct answers 1. Reigned for 300 years, from the 13th through the 16th centuries 2. Imposed a tax called the jizya on all non-Muslim subjects of the empire 3. Never organized an efficient bureaucracy in the style of the Chinese. Because of this, sultans had difficulty imposing their policies in a land as large and diverse as India. 3. Sultans wanted to extend their rule southward. They became focused on themselves from an invasion by t...

AMSCO - 2.5 Reading Notes - AP HistoryGenerally, in which ways did cultural diffusion in c. effect places? - correct answers Goods, people, and ideas traveled with relative freedom through the networks of exchange in Afro- Eurasia in the years between c. 1200 and c. 1450. Technological developments were diffused by trade. Literary and artistic interactions and cultural exchanges were documented by travelers. How did it (Buddhism) spread to China? - correct answers Buddhism came to China from...

uzurg ibn Shahriyar definition: A storytelling mariner who came from the emporium of Siraf on the Persian Gulf significance: Demonstrated trade influenced in India Harsha definition: 7th century north Indian ruler; built a large state that declined after his death 646 (last true Hindu ruler) significance: unified India temporarily Mahmud of Ghazni definition: third ruler of Turkish slave dynasty in Afghanistan; led invasions of northern India; credited with sacking one of wealthiest of Hi...

Orela Social Studies Content test Questions and Answers 2023 Theocracy a political unit governed by a deity (or by officials thought to be divinely guided) Nation-State an independent geopolitical unit of people having a common culture and identity Dynastic Cycle the historical pattern of the rise, decline, and replacement of dynasties Collectivization Creation of large, state-run farms rather than individual holdings; allowed more efficient control over peasants; part ...

How often does muezzin's Muslim call to prayer go out each day? How many people respond to the call? What are the words of the muezzin's call? -Muezzin's Muslim call to prayer 5 times a day. -Nearly a quarter of the people on earth respond to the call. -"God is most Great" "I testify there is no other God but God" " I testify Muhammad is the messager of God. Come and pray. Come and flourish." "God is most great" " There is no God but God." What character traits and values di...

CFE Review Part Graded A+ Body of Civil Law Justinian Justians Code everyone is equal under the law Byzantine Empire keep Christianity alive while Western Europe was in chaos -10 legal experts edited Roman laws -Covered all aspects of Byzantine life - influenced future European law Justians Code The reorganization of thousands of laws resulted to a Code of Civil Rights called (Old Roman laws)... Corpus Juris Civilis Byzantine families valued education— specifically classic...

RELG 2650 Midterm 1 Questions And Answers 100% Verified What are the three abrahamic religions? - answerJudaism, Christianity, Islam What are 2 great scholars that influenced Christianity - answerMaimonides and Ibn Sina All three religions were influenced by what type of thought - answerGreek thought (Aristotle, Plato, Galen) Who is Elliot Dorff - answerConservative Rabbi, Professor and bioethicist. Created a list of fundamental Jewish themes/beliefs regarding health care Covenant - answ...

APHG REQUIRED Cumulative Set Exam 753Questions with Verified Answers cartography - CORRECT ANSWER the science of mapmaking purposes of maps - CORRECT ANSWER 1. As a reference tool, to find the shortest route between two distances 2. As a communications tool, to depict the distribution of human activities or physical features as well as to think about the reasons underlying a distribution Eratosthenes - CORRECT ANSWER (276?-194?, B.C.) the first person of record to use the word geograph...

Chapter 03 - Slavery and Race, Multiple Choice Questions 1. (p. 59) Slavery on the North American mainland A. developed slowly. B. was deeply entrenched before the arrival of the English, Spanish, Dutch, and French. C. developed quickly after the arrival of the English, Spanish, Dutch, and French. D. was not legal until the early 1700s. 2. (p. 60) The biggest stimulus for the massive forced migration of Africans across the Atlantic was the A. need for house servants. B. failure of the c...